Author Topic: THE loving NEIGHBORS.  (Read 7281 times)

You might want to change it in the first post O.o

Please PLEASE stop using that gay ass emotinocon.

Please PLEASE stop using that gay ass emotinocon.
First of all, MY DAD IS GAY.
Second, sorry, I was just so mad at MH3 I forgot what I had just posted.

-snip-
I had a teacher like that. Because of her, I got suspension from recess for a loving year. And that was because I blew my nose very loud in class.

stuff, I ment SPCA.
You live in Texas? Welcome.

First of all, MY DAD IS GAY.
Second, sorry, I was just so mad at MH3 I forgot what I had just posted.

Wouldn't that make your DADS gay?

I'm just joshin' with you.

I had a teacher like that. Because of her, I got suspension from recess for a loving year. And that was because I blew my nose very loud in class.
You live in Texas? Welcome.

1. Thanks for quoting the ENTIRE first post. :(

2. Nah, N.J.

Wouldn't that make your DADS gay?

I'm just joshin' with you.
Lol

Cops didn't even care, they were more concerned that we might have not looked before we ran across the street to get the ball (the cops were nice when we lived there). My parent's realized the lady was a crazy so we just ended up using our backyard.

Come to think of it, nearly everyone on that street was mad. One household was so handicapped they ruined a brand new house because they were all fat and stupid, and then moved 5 houses up the street in our friend's old house. They were like hicks but worse, think of the most fat stupid ignorant Jesus-loving forget up, now think 2x worse and with a family of kids that literally did not bath and slept outside. Plus they always told stories about their cousin in jail.

We hated them and they would always come over to play, uninvited. My brothers and I won't speak of them in detail to each other, but occasionally we mention the "Donahues".

D: Ronin that sounds like a movie quote.

If I ever pursue anything into non-fiction, I will write that book.

Once my mom had to go to the bank and didn't want to leave me at home alone, so I stayed over at the Donahue's for 2 hours. Worst two hours of my life. I remember the fat mother (and she was a giant walrus of a person) holding a giant jar of whole pickles and grabbing two at a time and eating them, all while trying to yell at her handicapped kids to stop fighting.
« Last Edit: February 27, 2009, 05:56:42 PM by Ronin »

stuff this reminds me of my old naighbors who loving let their dog out to piss at 4:30Am, but instead it barks at the wind till they let it back in at 6Am.

stuff this reminds me of my old naighbors who loving let their dog out to piss at 4:30Am, but instead it barks at the wind till they let it back in at 6Am.

Thanks for remindng me.

We have neighbors that are right next to us that run a dog farm.

We hear barking at 3 in the morning, continuing pretty much all day. You can't hear them if you close the window.

We also wake up to a stuff-covered lawn in the morning.
« Last Edit: February 27, 2009, 06:01:41 PM by Mikiyikiy »

Thanks for remindng me.

We have neighbors that are right next to us that run a dog farm.

We hear barking at 3 in the morning, continuing pretty much all day. You can't hear them if you close the window.

We also wake up to a stuff-covered lawn in the morning.
umad?


umad?
Let's not start the bandwagoning of that phrase again, shall we?

I wasn't bandwagoning D: